Local Programming Sample Clauses

Local Programming. Subject to Network’s policies and procedures, Affiliate, at its own cost, shall be provided with up to thirty (30) minutes per week on the Service for the insertion of locally produced programming that is complimentary to the Service and designed specifically to appeal to TV Households in the Licensed Community of the Station broadcasting such programming (“Local Programming”). For purposes of clarification, Local Programming may consist of programming produced or acquired by Affiliate for broadcast on some or all of the Stations. Affiliate acknowledges and agrees that Local Programming shall be broadcast in one block of time on the same day and at the same time each week, such day and time to be selected by Network, in consultation with Affiliate, it being agreed and acknowledged, however, that such time period will be between 12:00 p.m. and midnight prevailing local time. Local Programming shall not consist of or contain (i) programming that has received, or had it been rated would have received, an MPAA “X” or “NC-17” rating, or that would otherwise be considered obscene, indecent, profane, or excessively violent; or programming that would be patently offensive as measured by the community standards of the Licensed Community in which is displayed; (ii) pay-per-view movies or events; (iii) blackouts; (iv) surcharges; (v) promotion or marketing of “800,” “888,” “900,” or “976” telephone services, or other similar services that bxxx a caller for placing or confirming the call (other than for the telephone company’s cost of the call); or (vi) infomercials, home shopping, direct on air sales programming or advertising; provided, however, such prohibition is not intended to limit sales of products and services directly related to the Network (i.e., sales of Network merchandise). Affiliate shall be solely responsible for the insertion on a timely basis of the Local Programming into the signal of the Service at the Stations transmitting the Service. The production quality of the Local Programming shall be at least comparable to the production quality of the Service transmitted by Network.
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Local Programming. 9.1 Local Origination Channel. Grantee will maintain one (1) Local Origination Channel (Channel 241) in the technical format (e.g. HD or SD) as delivered by Grantee at the Demarcation Point at the NWCT studio for the term of the Franchise Agreement unless or until Grantor agrees to relinquish the Channel. Grantor shall provide the Local Origination Channel on the most basic tier of service offered by Grantee in accordance with the Cable Act, Section 611. Grantor acknowledges that receipt of an HD Local Origination Channel may require Subscribers to buy or lease special equipment, or pay additional HD charges applicable to all HD services.
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Local Programming. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Agreement to the contrary, Affiliate shall have the right to preempt up to one 1/2 block per day of the Service and to insert in its place a daily topical locally-produced program which may consist of news, sports, information, business, financial, feature or public affairs programming derived from local or regional events of general interest to the local or regional Hispanic community.
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Local Programming. Affiliate, at its own cost, shall be provided with thirty (30) minutes per week on the Service, on the same day and at the same time each week, as determined by Network in consultation with Affiliate, for the insertion of programming by Affiliate that is complementary to the Service (“Local Programming”), at Affiliate’s option. Service programming will be provided during this thirty (30) -minute period for Stations that do not insert Local Programming. It is anticipated that, at a future date to be mutually agreed upon by the parties, Affiliate shall have the right to expand such Local Programming to one (1) hour per week. Affiliate shall be solely responsible for the insertion on a timely basis of the Local Programming into the signal of the Service at the Stations transmitting the Service. Affiliate shall retain all revenue derived from sponsorship of the Local Programming. Affiliate shall apply the same broadcast standards to the Local Programming that it applies to each Station’s broadcasts over the Primary Feed. Without limiting the immediately preceding sentence, Local Programming shall not consist of or contain infomercials, home shopping or direct on air sales programming that are not directly related to music and concerts.
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